Sentence examples for justice built from inspiring English sources
You have justice built into the system of Shariah".
On the right (west) bank are the Palazzo di Giustizia (Palace of Justice; built 1889 1910), the Castel Sant'Angelo (Hadrian's Tomb), the entrance to Vatican City, and the Trastevere district.
The Neoclassical Parliament building lies adjacent to the Palace of Justice, built in 16th-century German Renaissance style.
Another landmark of Cluj-Napoca is the Palace of Justice, built between 1898 and 1902, and designed by architect Gyula Wagner in an eclectic style.
The five conservative justices built their decision on two cornerstones: that money is speech and that corporations are people.
The time period Rambus focused its case on is the same period that the Department of Justice built its case around.
SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 Legal Tangle in Mississippi A federal indictment of a Supreme Court justice, two former judges and a lawyer suggests that Mississippi justice is built on cozy relationships and fueled by bribes.
Justice is built to establish the facts of evil.
Mary retired briefly in 2001, returning in 2003 to head Cambridge Friends School, where she again united a community committed to diversity, respect and social justice and built a foundation for future success.
Smith's account of justice is built upon his account of the spectator's sympathetic response to the recipient of an agent's act.
The point is that even if Hume is right that the sentiment of justice is built up out of a convention to respect one another's de facto possessions, that sentiment once established can take on a life of its own, so that it can subsequently be turned against the very equilibrium that engendered it (Waldron 1994).
